Hi, is there a way in nginx to set a limit to the number of "buffered"
connections? I am referring to the client's request being buffered on disk)?
I was not able to find a directive for this but wanted to confirm, thank
you.
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http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,257138,257138#
On Sun, Mar 08, 2015 at 04:58:05PM +0200, Gena Makhomed wrote:
Hi there,
> webpage http://wiki.nginx.org/Redmine has some security problems:
>
> 1. All redmine config files are available for anybody in internet,
> for example: https://redmine.example.com/config/database.yml
> contains in plain t
Your site is cached in your browser. Edit your email address and then
use Google to figure out how to clear your browsers cache.
On 3/8/2015 12:51 PM, ex-para wrote:
> I have for a long time had my own website and server using nginx sofware. I
> have only one page and use (gksudo gedit /var/www/ng
I have for a long time had my own website and server using nginx sofware. I
have only one page and use (gksudo gedit /var/www/nginx-default/index.html)
to make changes to the site with no problems until I wanted to change the
email address. I delete the old address then type in the new one then sav
Hello,
webpage http://wiki.nginx.org/Redmine has some security problems:
1. All redmine config files are available for anybody in internet,
for example: https://redmine.example.com/config/database.yml
contains in plain text login and password for database connection.
2. wiki.nginx.org use nginx
Hi.
I need set some fascgi_* inside "if" block. E.g.:
if ($foo = "bar") {
fastcgi_ignore_headers "Set-Cookie";
}
But the error is occure on configtest stage:
nginx: [emerg] "fastcgi_ignore_headers" directive is not allowed here
Is there any workaround?
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Cheers,
Vitaliy
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